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Dec. 3.—The trade to-day was slow for every des..ription of meat, but prices varied very little from those of Monday last. There was a good average supply, but, in consequence of the demand being so slack, many head of cattle remained unsold when the market closed, South Down mu

.. .. .. 68 The lonian Islands and the Colonial Railway Share List . • • • 68 Government , — .. .. .. 50 Railway Traffic Returns .. 68 'Commercial Article .. _ .. 52 Insurance Companies .. .. 68 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT : Preference Shares .. 69 House of Lords .. .. .. 53 Foreign Sto

most superior accommodations for passengers, will sail punctually on their appointed days. Load in the Loudon Docks.

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On the Ist ult., at Damascus, the lady of Richard Wood, Esq.. her Britannic Ma. jesty's consul, of a daughter. On the 27th ult., at 115, Eaton-square, the wife of Major Ormsby Gore, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 28th ult., at St. Mary Magdalene Church, Oxford, by the Lord Bishop o

"There is, as every one knows, a mystery in light, which material itself seems to penetrate our own material natures, to be reflected, as it were, upon our spirit, till the sunshine without is responded to and overpowered by the sunshine within. This I felt, when, having separat

THE NOISELESS LION SAUSAGE. MEAT CUTTING and FILLING MACHINE, only sixteen inches square. The above machine has been exhibited at work several times at Mr. Pigot's, poultry and meat salesman, Newgate-market, and can he seen at work daily at A. LYON'S, Devonshire Provision Wareho

Colonel SIBTRORP.—There is a report current that the present Government is pledged to give up going further with respect to the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. (" Hear" aud a laugh.) I beg to ask the noble lord if it is his intention to proceed any further with that which was consid